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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2014
Page
2
The fourth annual Fired Up event runs 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday in downtown Tucumcari with audience participation, interactive shows, and hands-on demonstrations. Tucumcari Main Street sponsors the evening as Odd Lab, the El Paso fire-dancing troupe, performs.
Texas based award recipient and Fired Up veteran will host a pre show flow jam dance party teaching hula hoops poi and other flow tools. Mark Milster hosts a hands on farrier clinic followed by a two man forging contest and black smithing competitions. A car and motorcycle show is planned by Paul and Lisa Sena of Tucumcari and a Civil War cannon reenactment by the First Texas Frontier Battery of the Sons of Confederate Veterans Amarillo. Loveland notes over 30 vendors and other activities include Prince Tocom Princess Kari Contest Raku pottery and a street dance with Will Bannister and The Modern Day Ramblers. VFW Post 2528 will host carnival games for children. Jackie Smith Del's Restaurant employee of the year award winner nomination by Yvonne Brazier is profiled.
Isaac Vigil a state police officer accused of assaulting a household member will have a pre trial hearing 2:30 p.m. Oct. 30 in Quay County Magistrate Court Judge Joel Garnett lifted an order barring him from visiting his children while keeping the order preventing contact with the alleged victim. A misdemeanor battery charge stands and a felony child abuse charge was dropped Sept. 4. Vigil’s attorney Kirk Chavez says he seeks a jury trial. Vigil remains on paid leave with duties suspended and his patrol vehicle firearm and badge surrendered.
The writer argues conservatives push limits on food stamps and praises crop insurance subsidies. They cite Stephen Fincher’s 2012 farm subsidies, compare SNAP averages in Tennessee, and claim direct payments were replaced by crop insurance that may encourage risky farming and offshore insurer subsidies. The piece links unemployment, deregulation, and top earners to SNAP growth, and ends noting no one should go hungry.
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